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Google can train search AI with web content even after opt-out
Google has updated its policies to allow the use of publicly available web content, including content from websites that have opted out of being crawled for AI training, to train its artificial intelligence (AI) models, a move that has sparked controversy throughout the digital ecosystem. Consent, data ownership, and the future of web publishing are all important issues that this change has raised.
By Md Shakhawat9 months ago in Art
A 200,000 Taka iPhone costs only 12,000 Taka to produce – says China. . AI-Generated.
A 200,000 Taka iPhone costs only 12,000 Taka to produce – says China. The U.S. seemingly dug a hole for its rival but ended up falling into it themselves. China has begun to expose the hidden secrets behind the luxury world, turning the tables on America’s most prestigious brands. You might be shocked to hear this – that luxury handbag you use, sold for 3 million Taka, may have only cost 21,000 Taka to make. The iPhone you bought for 150,000 Taka? It cost only 12,000 Taka to produce. Essentially, what’s happening is that these brands are placing a logo on the product and charging 10 times (or even more) the actual cost. Recently, China has started revealing the true production costs of various American luxury products – and they have this access because most of the factories are located in China.
By Univarsal Article9 months ago in Art
Why Good Design Doesn’t Just Look Good—It Feels Right
People often think design is about how things look. They focus on colors, shapes, and how trendy it feels. But good design goes far beyond what you can see. It’s about what users feel, even if they don’t realize it. That’s the real power of great digital experiences.
By Rono Golap9 months ago in Art
🌸🌸 20 Free Spring Coloring Pages That’ll Make You Feel Fresh, Happy & Creative 2🌸🌸
Spring has a way of making everything feel possible again. After months of gray skies and cold winds, the world bursts back into color — cherry blossoms bloom, birds return with their songs, and fresh grass peeks through the soil. It’s like nature takes a deep breath and says, “Let’s begin again.”
By The Waiting Tree9 months ago in Art
Try “ Free 20 Cozy and Bold Coloring Pages” for the Ultimate Creative Reset
### **Coloring Isn’t Just for Kids: How Coloring Pages Can Soothe Your Mind and Boost Your Mental Health** When was the last time you picked up a crayon, a colored pencil, or even a marker—just for fun?
By The Waiting Tree9 months ago in Art
How to Attract a Taurus Woman
So, you’ve got your eye on a Taurus woman? Buckle up, my friend—this isn’t a ride for the faint of heart. She’s the type who’ll text you a five-star restaurant menu “just for fun,” debate the merits of cashmere versus Egyptian cotton sheets, and somehow make not leaving her couch on a Sunday look like a power move. But hey, if you’re here, you already know she’s worth the effort. Let’s cut through the astrology fluff and talk real strategies to catch her attention (and keep it).
By Maria Hayes9 months ago in Art
How Restaurants Can Boost Repeat Business With Every Order
In the competitive restaurant industry, customer retention is just as crucial as attracting new patrons. While food quality and service remain top priorities, one often-overlooked element can significantly influence repeat business: restaurant packaging.
By Larry Clark9 months ago in Art
The Last Light of the Valley
Once, the valley glowed with the colors of life—lush green meadows kissed by sunlight, rivers that hummed like lullabies, and trees that stood like sentinels of time. It was a place where nature thrived in quiet magnificence, untouched by urgency. The air smelled of wildflowers and damp earth, and the chorus of birds at dawn was the only alarm clock needed. But that was then.
By Said Nawab9 months ago in Art
